Learn how to install Android 4.3 on your Nexus 4, Nexus 7, Nexus 10 or ... - Android Help

few hours ago that came out of the oven and the movement that has brought since being introduced just over a day, we can say that Android 4.3 Jellybean is still warm. Although some brands like Sony have already confirmed updating their most popular devices to the latest version of the Google operating system , at the moment the only devices for which is now available Android 4.3 are the Nexus 4 , Nexus 7 , Nexus 10 and Galaxy Nexus . Want to know how to update your smartphone or tablet? We will try to help you do it.

The first thing to say is that before or after you receive the corresponding terminal official OTA update but still, hopefully it does not suit you, we will try to guide you in the most clear and simple as possible so you can have your Google Nexus to last thanks to fellow AndroidAuthority.

The source code for Android 4.3 and system images for Nexus devices are now available for download, as we advance yesterday. With that information in our hand, we set off to carry out a process that you will be very simple if you’re already used to install on your smartphone cooked ROMs.

First presados ??be risk and we remind you that Android 4.3 Jellybean is only available for Google Nexus 4, Google Nexus 7 Google Nexus 10 and for the Galaxy Nexus, so do not try to force install it on another device. Similarly, the update you do so at your own risk and at no OTA were a’ll have to do the ‘wipeos’ prior, which lose the applications you have installed and the data stored on them.

Focused

already in the field and as we assume that you are a user with the necessary knowledge, and you assume that you know perfectly familiar with the Software Development Kit for Android – popularly known by its English name, Android SDK – , ADB – Android Debugging Bridge or Android Debug Bridge -, you have fastboot and the bootloader unlocked.

process

Our first step is to download the Google page for developers, the image that corresponds with our Smartphone or Tablet. With the material already downloaded, unzip the file contents on your computer – do not forget to remember where you unzip because we will need it later -.

Our next advance will be plugging our Nexus smartphone or tablet to your computer and verify that the ADB is working – we can check this by typing ‘Adb devices’ in the terminal -.

Once

covered these early stages, the device will restart fastboot mode – entering ‘adb reboot-bootloader’ as we did before – and after that look on your computer previously downloaded files.

I located, introduce ‘flash all.bat’ – if you work in Windows, Linux will have to type ‘sudo. / flash-all.sh’ – and we can relax as we witness as our device flashes and restarts with a brand new clean version of Android 4.3 Jellybean . Have you worth?